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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-29
Rain at Baird,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, June 26.-A refreshing
shower Of rain fell here yesterday after
noon which enlivened things consider
ably, but more rain is needed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-29

1Pef5ons SAsose.z oeeapstion gives but
little exercise are victims of torpid liver
and eodstiRstian. CarteT4s Little Liver
PilhsdHill refieye. yofe Is
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-07-23

This is a town as dead rs the
tomb; it died from the cause of
too much boom 1t was doomed
by the papers and doomed by the
people, till prices were h'isted rs
high as steeple. They plastered
the land with mortgages deep and
and burdened the town with taxes
to steep. They paid q big bonus
to build a new road and laid for
the suckers on whom to unload.
But the cash they snaked in from
their victims so rank was all COB
bled up by their "3 per cent" bank.
Its officers skipped while the boom
was still high and left the poor vic
tins to suffer and sigh. But alas !!
for their hopes, they sigh in vain !;
they will never look on their like
again. The boom has flattened
and left them "broke," and the
Canada trip is a sorry joke. And
the mortgages stick to that fated
town, for that which goes up must
surely come down. And though
they brag of their excellent parks"
the suckers fight shy of the real es-
tate sharks. And the grass grows
high where the train once run to
the town which the boom has all
un1one Bell.
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OLD HICKORY's WAY.

Judge Isaac J. Faubes, county
attorney of Jackson county, Ken
lucky, says that he had the honor
of naming his county for Old Hick
DRY. "You see, / knew Old Hick-
DRY personally. My father served
under him at New Orleans in 1914,
when my eyes were first opened at
Jonesboro, East Tennessee. I've
seen the bushes many time be-
hind which Russell Bean concealed
himself when Jackson compelled
him TO answer the summons of the
court. Bean did not like the APP
pearance of his newly-born child,
which he said did not belong to him,
and in his anger he took his knife
and slit its ear. He was indicted
by the grand jury and warrant
issued for his arrest. Gen. Jackson
was judge of that district, and when
the sheriff reported that he could not
arrest the prisoner unless he killed
him in the attempt, the judge said !:
"You haven't summoned the right
kind of men to your aid Your
honor said the sheriff, jocularly,
Il summon you" The judge got
off the bench, without saying an
other word, went home and buckled
on his pistols and proceeded alone
to little hill where Bean was hid
ing. He called Bean and told him
he must obey the law. Bean said
Go way, general, | don't want to
hurt you Deliver yourself up to
me at once said the general. Bean
said he would not, when bang went
the pistol. The ball passed through
Beans whiskers and grazed the
cheek and the scalp just above the
ear. He cried out quickly: Don't
shoot again, general, I'm coming.
He was marched to the Jail by the
general as a special bailitf, who,
when he had turned the prisoner
over to the jailor, got on the bench
and opened court to try the case.
Subsequently the prisoner was con-
victed, and as we had no peniten-
tiary in Tennessee at that time, be
was ordered to be branded in the
right hand with the letter Nj.
AS soon as the branding iron was
applied and released, and while the
steam was still arising from the
burnt flesh, the prisoner put his
hand to his mouth and bit out a
large mouthful Of flesh, and said :
There, now, take your brand. ,"
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KISSING THE ROD.

Many Mormon women have writ
ten to me thanking me for the ex-
posures l have made, but the ma
jority of the women have been edu-
Gated from their birth to believe
that unless they entered into polyg-
amy they cannot hope to see heaven.
Indeed, l have met Mormon women
who were so controlled by this idea
that they actually insisted upon
their husbands taking plural wives.
OF course there are not many such
instances, but, as a rule, the Nor
mon husband doesn't require any
urging to- take an extra wife or
more.
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sQUAR1NG IT.

A good story has been told of a
lisping officer who had been victim
lied by a brother oflicer-who was
noted for his cool deliberation and
strong nerves-and of his getting
square" with him in the following
manner. The cool joker, Captain
Blakeney, was always quizzing the
lisping officer, lieutenant, for his
nervousness, and said one day at
mess:
"Why, nervousness is all non
sense; / tell you, no brave man is
nervous"
WELL" inquired his lisping
friend, show would you act thpoth-
ing thell with an NTH futile thould
drop itthelf in walled angle in
which you had taken thelter from
a company of tharpthooterth, and
where it wath thertain if you put
out your nothe you'd get peppered?'
"How?" said the captain, with a
look at his brother officers. "Why,
take it coolly, and spit on the fuse"
The party broke up and all re-
tired.
The next morning a number of
soldiers were assembled on parade
when along came the lisping lieu
tenant.
81 want to try an exthperiment
thith morning, and thee how Elk
thecdingly cool Tom Blakeney can
be-"
Saying this, he walked deliber-
ately into the captains quarters,
where a fire was burning on the
hearth, and placed in its hottest
part a powder canister, and IN
stantly retreated. There was but
one door of egress from the quar-
tiers, and that opened upon the
parade ground. The occupant gave
one look at the canister, compre
hended the situation, and in mo-
ment made for the door, but 1t was
fastened on the outside.
"Charley, let me out if you love
me !" shouted the captain.
"Thpit on the canithter J" shouted
he, in return.
Not moment was to be lost, thu
captain had at first snatched up ;
blanket to cover himself with, bu
soon dropping it, heraised the win
dow and out he bounded, san.
everything but very short under
garment, and thus, with hair almos
on end, he dashed out on to full
parade ground.
The shouts which hailed hin
brought out the whole Of the oeca
pants of the barracks, to see VIVA
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Exhibition of English Thrift.

Thrift in moderation is n good
thing. When the Duke of Edin-
burg, while at school, used to cut
the autographs from the letters
sent him by his royal mother and
sell them to his companions and
even encouraged Victoria to write
often and wrote letters to her full
of questions and demanding an
immediate answer and sought in
every way to draw her out in order
to multiply her signature, it was a
good specimen of English thrift. 1t
showed that the time may come
when the British throne will have
TO be nailed down.
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70 EDWARD S. I'sEEa. i. T.. E'.rV'y ''p
J. u. CL,Ek AEpJ. y. tla.r, lI...a.i...s
AEp s. siGNs:
YOU ARR HEREBY NoT!Fi"pTI'f
1 have expended thr ..iuI 80. ....
drci $40 dollars iu la.Yr $500 Il--
mru'~ upon tLe sius.5 t.Ill 1H
claim. situated in Warm -faH
mining district. AltJras county. !t....
ri,ory. as required by section 80. i
statute. 90 :lp United -ttte~. ion o..'.. 't.ri
ti;c same for tGc year ending Dcr.NH :.
fSG. and unless yuur several Hri t-
such expenditure. they being r..i"ulrH
in the order oi you names aiu.r 49,
/ -. and n. amounting respectively n
$685.. $3.3s and 20. bc paid "it.up ut.f
50 DAYS from the expiration ul $40 pa.l-
cation of this uC;i,c, The inter- o.. t.'!
and every one failing To- pay 81, -ilr"
said expenditure vii. hr-uuc thc property
nf the undersigned according % TIE pro-
visions of said section ~.
i. A.. MEADOWS.
Kctchum. Idaho, March 3, Isl
First publication, jane IL, l-rt
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Sherif'S Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Il
- sued out of the District Cunt a ~.
Second Judicial Distrie, oi the Tcrrit,r, y
Idaho, in and for the county of Alf3-s.
wherein G. +. White is plaiujif ami MS
Pocah0n:as Mining Company + t!,i.rJ...
upon Judgment rendered uu tlr .,.l. .i.,.
OF June, y. j. lN>7. for the sum of slU4a
besides costs and interest, have as IN.
levied upon all the ri-ht title claim, .rI
interest Of said defendant I'm ami 10 81.
following described real estate tl.U.t.
The " Washington lode. { S rr,.r
Lot so II. in Wood River MINING u..r..
AlturaS county. Idaho Territory. ,r.l.,.
ing - Gi acres If land. titichy & S. ,...rt
no 1925. dated October 5l. IS ,..l.l
on mineral certificate No. 30 i,u.,t.~
Land Oiiite.
Notice is hereby given th1' IN.I'. ou t..
33sll Day 90 .sss!y. g@a7.
at o'clock T. 81. If said day. 20 .unt
the Court House door 81 the .1aa.t OF 81.
uras. sell at pghlc auction tor a. %. l...
fui money IN hand ali lnc ri,..l. f'..r.D ..,
AMI interest of SAID defendant. Ib. e..
hoatas Mining Company. 90, i1 .',i o. OIL.
above described property known Is uo
Washington lode. aforesaid, or So Wa.l
thereof as shall satisfy said judgements 1911
interest ami costs, a. ihe Ei tao-t aui bet
bidder
Dated the lst day OF Iu'v. i-e1
i. H. kl&&Il Sheriff
by ID. II. GEsl, Deputy sheriff
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"Is there a bucket-shop in this
town." was asked of the station
agent in a Dakota town. mot ex-
actly bucket-shop," was the re-
ply. "What do you mean?''
why, only the remains of a bucket
shop man. You'll find it at the
undertakers across the street. /
believe the boys didn't like the
way wheat went down"
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Advice to Laboring Mountaineering
Facts and Figures.

1t is to be hoped that the lecture
of Mr.. Powderly on temperance,
addressed to the members Of the
Knights Of Labor and published
this week in the Journal of United
Labor, will be read by every labor
ing man in the land. His vigorous
denunciation of liquor drinking and
his emphatic assertion of the harm
it does the workingmen should
shake the prejudice of even the most
biased among the class to whom it
is addressed.
The first comment some working
men will make on reading Mr. Pow
derly's figures on the cost of liquor
drinking will be that they are
grossly exaggerated. Such, how
ever, is not the fact. To those who
are informed as to the amount Of
malt and alcoholic liquors manu-
featured and consumed in this
country Mr.. Powderly's statement
will be taken as within rather than
outside the facts According to the
most trustworthy statistics pub
lished, the annual consumption of
domestic and imported distilled
spirits averages 75,199.99O gallons.
The amount Of beer consumed av-
erages about 609,705,367 gallons a
year. The imported and domestic
wines drank annually average 49,
1853, 425 gallons. making a total an
nual liquor consumption of 1885,
O6S,7S2 gallons. A careful estimate
places the cost of this at $717 ,227,-
SS8. The same authority calculates
that the drinking population num-
bers 14,925,417, making an annual
average cost to each person of AZ .65.
But two-thirds of this number
drink very little. The farmers make
up over 100000 of $4,000, and
they don't consume one-tenth of
the liquor consumed in the United
States. The bibulous classes of the
cities drink up from 800 to 5000
each per year. The amount they
squander on liquor is frightful.
What proportion of these 70S,-
O6S,7S2 gallons of liquor is drunk
by workingmen it is impossible to
estimate exactly. But judging from
the number of saloons in the wards
of the cities inhabited by those who
earn their living by day labor, they
consume from two-thirds to three
fourtbs of it. 1t is very easy to esti-
mate from these statistics the drain
liquor drinking makes upon the fl
nancial resources of laboring men
and to discern why so few of them
lay by something for a rainy day.
Liquor is a far more formidable
enemy of labor than those inflated
bugbears of the workman, capital
and monopoly. 1t not only drains
the pocket but it exhausts the vital
resources of the drinker and is con-
stantly lessening his value as a
competitor in the field of labor
The fact that Mr.. Powderly is en-
deavoring to impress upon the
Knights of Labor the magnitude
of the drink evil is the most encour-
aging sign in the outlook for labor.
If the workingmen will only place
their heel upon liquor they will
have conquered their most formid
able enemy and have made the at
tainment of the other ojects they
have in view comparatively easy
matter.-Philadelphia Press.
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was the matter, and the dignified
captain pulled a lieutenant in front
of him to hide himself.
"Why didn't you thpit on it?"
inquired the lieutenant.
Because there were no sharp
shooters in front to stop a retreat"
answered the captain.
"All I've got to thay, then, ith,"
said the lieutenant, "that you might
thafely have done it, for I'll thware
there walnut a thingle grain of
nOwder in II -
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 2lS.

NOTICE No. 2ls.
limited STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY. Idaho, July ., 1871
Notice is hereby given that Alexander X.
McLaurin and James Glendenning, by Al
exander r. McLaurin, his attorney-in-fact,
whose postoilice address is ketchum, Altu-
ras county, Idaho territory, have made
application for United States Patent for
the
"TIPPECANOE"
Lode mining claim, situate in Little Smoky
mining district, Alturas county, Idaho Ter
ritorv, consisting of 1850 linear feet of the
lode. and surface ground COO feet wide, be-
ing Lot No. 50, and described in the field
notes and plat of the official survey on file
i'm this office. with magnetic variation at Is
degrees and 80 minutes east, as follows:
Commencing at the discovery point OF
this claim AID running north $50 2O' west
along north end line of claim 3l3 9-l0 feet
to corner No /; thence south $50 20 T..
40 30 w. 1850 feet to corner No. 3; thence
north $50 20 w. 627 S-l0 feet To corner No.
4; thence north 10 so +. 1850 feet To corner
No. /. including an area of - 9j7-l0J0 acres
applied for. No conflicts From corner No.
3, L. 5. NJ. VI. No. bears north so A
east 2S35 feet.
The said mining claim being of record in
the office of the County Recorder of saio
mining district, at Haley. in AlturaS coun
ty, Idaho Territory. The nearest known
locations being the " Allie" Consequence
and POT Wrestler"
Any and all persons claiming adversel!
any portion of the said "TippecanOe lod'
mining claim or surface ground are re
quired to file their adverse claims thereto
with the Register of the United States Ian,
Office, at HALEY, Idaho Territory, within
the sixty days publication thereof, or the!
will be barred by virtue of the provisions
of the statute IN such cases made and pro
vided. ii. o. BILLINGS,
Register.
/ direct that the foregoing notice Of appli
cation for patent be Published for the pc
riod of sixty days ten consecutive weeks
III the KETCHUM KEYSTONE, a newspape
published ut Kctchum. AlturaS county
| Idaho Territory, being the newspaper pub
/ lishcd nearest said claim.
II. o. BILLINGS, Register
| W. III. WATT, Atty for Applicant.
First publication July 9. 1887.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE 80. 21l.

UNITED STATES IANp OrFiCE,
HALEY. Idaho. March IL. 1875
Notice IS hereby given that T. II. Kelley,
by MS attorney IN fact. y. III. Nc Sim,
whose postoiiicc address Is Rocky Bar, Al
turas county. Idaho Territory, has made
application for a United States Patent ioT
"eac;s: and Silver. Esei'e''
Lode mining claim, situate in Bear Crock
mining district, Al;uiIa county. Idaho Ter
ritury. consisting OF 1850 linear feet of the
lode. ana surface ground tiG feet wide, be-
ing Lot No. rs, and described IN tie Geld
notes aud plat Of the Official survey on Gle
IN this Office, with magnetic variation al l.
dcgrecs 3 minutes east rs follows:
Commencing at the discovery point and
running thence ; 30 T. $685. fee: 40 corner
NJ. /: thence y 30 " GJi.I :ect 20 corner
No. >: thence : 80 81 " 100 feet 10 corner
40. 3: thence ) 80 Il Gji.1 feet 20 corner
10. 1: thence y. 40 81 q 1919 feet 10 cor
ucr /. the place of beginning survey ~ cX-
terror boundaries Il claim; containing 20 ~
acres. NJ coniii.'ts. From corner 80. /
L. = NJ. VI. no. ) bears ;. l3o ~ J. 1899
feet distant.
The said mining claim being of record in
the office az the Recorder OF said mining
district and at HALEY, in Alturas county
Idaho Territory. The nearest kno"n lOca-
tions being the Gold aud Silver Belle, First
east extension. lot No. AZ; the Founding,
lot No. 40, and the Founding West, lot No.
80.
/ direct that this notice be published in
the kErCHuM kEYsToNE, tie. newspaper
published nearest the said mining claim,
for the period OF sixty days.
HOMER /. POUND, Register.
UYxDMAN d BATTER. ketClIuin, Idaho, At
torneys for applicant.
First publication March 10, 1887.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 203.
IrxrTr-n Srt wrc I AVN nprrrfr

NcIltE no. &)3.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Haley. Idaho, March -. 1875
Notice is hereby Eiyen. that T. ii. Kelley
by his attorney in fact, ". III. Mckim
whose postuiiirc address is Rocky Bar. Al
turas c"nntv. idaho Terri.orv. has made
application 10: United States Patent for
the
"g-9EEE9z.ENG"
Lode mining claim, situate in Bear Greek
mining district, Alturas county, Idaho Ter
ritngv, consisting Of llJJ linear feet of the
lode. and surface ground GO feet wide. be-
ing Lot No. 10 and described IN the field
notes and pla. ot the official survey oH file
it, this Office with magnetic variation IL Is
degrees - minutes east. "a follows:
Commencing at the discovery point and
running thence : 90 0}' + 213 feet tD corner
No. /; thence = 80 ~ T. 3'6.2 feet 20 cor
ncr No. >: thence ! 20 GO " 90 feet 20
corner No. 3: thence 60 " 80 feet 10
corner No. 4 thence ; 2)O y - feet tO cor
ncr 30. > .thcncc : 80 81 W 1B feet To
corner No. 8; thence : % Oj' J. go feet Ia
corner No. I; thence y so ~ + $40 feet
to corner No. /, the place OF beginning sur
vcy OF exterior boundaries of claim: cog
tanning l9lE acres. No conflicts. Prom
corner No. L. >. VI. VI. No. 3 bears 5.e
80 " $50 feet distant
The said mining claim being Of record in
the office OF the Recorder of said mining
district. and al Haley. in Alturas county,
Idaho Territory. The nearest known Local
tious being the Peerless Rode, lot %n. a.;
the "Fuun,iiipg West" lode. lot No. 30, aud
the "Bonapartc" lode, lot No. T..
direct that this notice bc published ~
tie kETClIUN kaYsf0NE. the newspaper
published nearest The said mining claim
for the period Of sixty days.
HOMER l.. POUND, REGISTER:
liYsDMAN x BAITFN, kctcAum, Idaho, At
.torncys for applicant
First Publication March -, 1887.
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NFnllcan live at home. and make more
YI1Y1money at work fer US. than at any
] w thing else in this world. Capital not
needed; you are started free. Both sexes
all ages. Any one can do the work. Large
earnings sure from first start. Costly outIit
and terms free. Better not delay. Costs you
nothing to send us your address and find
out; if You are wise you will do so AT once.
H. UALLET < Co.. Portland, Maine.
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TERRIroRY oF lpWo, $.
County OF Alturas
I. Isaac l. Lewis, President % -. t,''.. lie
named bank, 90 soitWh!E ~ ny
above statement is true 20 l"s ''
knowledge and belief. ,..,, ,,-....ient.
Subscribed and sworn 10 rei"'' ''''
DIST day of May, 1851. -. publir.
Corrcct-At
4. ". CovsrocS.l o.-..,.rs
II. G. LEHIs, D'''
Isaac /. LEWIS, ;
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Application for Patent
NnTTHH -
NOTICE No. 2l7.
UNITED STATES LAND OgpIcp
HALEY, Idaho Iurl,,

NOTICE No. 2l7.
UNITED STATES LAND Oyytcp
HALEY. Idaho, June % TO-
Notice is hereby given that H., '''''
and Beaver Silver Mining Co... ,,oluntbia
organization incorporated unJnaP15hy, an
os the State of New York. by H. a'e laws
in fact, VIM. Hyndman. who a"orrey
address Is ketchum, Alturas CONNIE v,'1I'lIi'e
Territory, has made applicat;a,,' idaio
United States Patent for the lor
"COA.s'sIKsst-
Lode mining claim. situate :,
mining district. Alturas COMMIT, N aaiNtoott
ritory, consisting of fifteen b,rjr ,-ile Ter
feet of the lode, and surface ,,r'.,,.. IIlear
hundred and forty feet wide a,.'.l n't
ing Lot No. 81, and described ir -' ne-
notes and plat of the official survey D.a
in this office, with magnetic v,r;., G'' NE
II degrees ~ minutes east, as forny-. Z" -
Commencing al the discovery r'i,..
running thence y. 60 so W. 756 (eg CO.. ana
center of west end line of claim H. ~ me
80 30 w. 900 feet 10 post M / 80 ~
\. 23O 30 i. 600 feet To post No D. , ,i',u,e
). $50 30' +. go feet to post No ; t ,;''S.''e
;. No y; 100 ieet to post No. 4: tbens..
~ ~ W. 5D feet to post No. =. tb,nc..
30 So 80" w. s5G93 feet Ia No.
thence n GEO 20 w. $50 feet +, nv. ., y. q,
the place of beginning survey If 49,, ~ ],
boundaries of claim: containin.1S X '''..''I
No conflicts. From post No.l1- : n ~
No. bcarSN. 40 30 ". $50 feet .ii',,,.. ".
The said mining claim b,ilrof r,r'-i -.
| the Office of thc Recorder of said r.;a;' y
district at HALEY, in Altlras county II't-
| Territory. The nearest known loc1t.....
| being the Little Fraukiv." "Ruby'' ,..f
Beaver" lode mining claims ''''
direct that this notice D, published q.
the kErCHvN KEYSTONE. tie n,e,ua,''.
/ published nearest the said miuiu. r.ai,.
for the period of sixty DAYS ''''''
II. @. BILLINGS. REGISTER
| HYYDNAN x BkTrEN. kctcLIlm Tl.t. e.,
torneys for applicant
FIRST publication. June ~. ISL
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~ NJ n fields are scarce, but those who write 70
Hill l Sinsou Co, Portland, Maine, will receive
E| Free full information about work which
HIsIN they can do and live Al home, thai viii pay
" VAO them from g. TO 9c5 per day. Some have
earned over So IN day Either sex young OF Old eapa
not You are free Thoe who tsr NJ once
sxs Absolutely sure 81 snug little fortunes All Lew
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 20j.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

HALEY, Idaho March H. 1881
Notice is hereby given that +. IL. Kelley
by his attorney in fact, w. III. Mckim,
whose postoiiice address is Rocky Bar, Al
application for United States Patent for
tie
Gosd ;ssa<i silver Belle, First East
Extension
Lode mining claim, situate in Bear Creek
mining district. A!turas county, Idaho Ter
ritorv, consisting OF 1890 linear feet of thc
lode, and surface ground GOO feet wide, be-
ing Lot No. AZ. and described IN the field
notes and plat of the official survey on file
in this office, with magnetic variation at Is
degrees so minutes east, as follows:
Commencing at the discovery point and
running thence y $50 81 L 100 feet to center
OF f end line of claim; thence ; % l. 35O.So
feet To corner No. / thence 21O W 65l.I
feet 10 corner No 2; thence ) $50 81 W 1900
feet To corner No. 3; thence ; 80 + G6l.I
feet To corner No. A.; thence \ 80 81 + LOO
feet To corner No. |, the place OF beginning
survey at exterior boundaries of claim con
tanning 20G6 acres. No conflicts. FROM
corner No. L. s. NJ. NJ. No 3 bears ) 400 lo'
w 1863 feet distant.
The said mining claim being of record III
the office of the Recorder OF said mining
district. and at HALEY, in Ai;uras county,
Idaho Territory. The nearest known loca-
tons being the Founding lode, lot No 40;
the Founding West lode, lot No. %, and
the Gold and Silver Belle lode, lot NO. 20
direct that this notice be published IN
the KErcnuN KEYSTONE, the newspaper
published nearest the said mining claim,
Tor the period of sixty days.
HOMER L. POUND, Register.
HYNpMAN Il BArTES, kctchum, Idaho, At
torneys for applicant.
First publication, March 10, 1857